New Posts For Thread: Question about boxers making weight.https://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weightThis may seem distasteful to some but this may be of some relevance. I've done many things in my life but first thing I did after my A levels was I trained as a nurse. Obviously anatomy and physiology and nutrition were important components of the joChavez Jr needs a f*****g tube up his @$$.https://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535637461#535637461Chavez Jr needs a f*****g tube up his @$$.Wed, 25 Sep 2013 17:59:37 -0500No worries kingrattler. The internet can be a curse sometimes. Tone and humour often come across wrong. You've never struck me as one for gratuitous insult and I do often deserve it anyway. I was oversensitive.https://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535636319#535636319No worries kingrattler. The internet can be a curse sometimes. Tone and humour often come across wrong. You've never struck me as one for gratuitous insult and I do often deserve it anyway. I was oversensitive.Wed, 25 Sep 2013 16:39:32 -0500You can drop weight without much detriment to you physically by not eating carbohydrates for 4-5 days before the weigh in of a fight so you can make the weight.Glycogen holds water at a 3:1 ratio and glycogen comes from carbohydrates.A diet of proteihttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535609975#535609975You can drop weight without much detriment to you physically by not eating carbohydrates for 4-5 days before the weigh in of a fight so you can make the weight.Glycogen holds water at a 3:1 ratio and glycogen comes from carbohydrates.A diet of proteiTue, 24 Sep 2013 04:58:42 -0500Sorry mate that came out totally wrong the first part your full of s... was a joke taken out of context..Over years you can get a large build up of matter in the bowel which can be removed by colon cleansing pills...standard laxatives may not removehttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535609033#535609033Sorry mate that came out totally wrong the first part your full of s... was a joke taken out of context..Over years you can get a large build up of matter in the bowel which can be removed by colon cleansing pills...standard laxatives may not removeTue, 24 Sep 2013 01:55:34 -0500I take zazu's and sj's points on board. Yes zazu it was Kerry Hayes. My question regarding Kerry's point if I read it correctly is would say a rehydrated middleweight at 175-180 be stronger than if he had maintained a steady 160 in the build up didn'https://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535592237#535592237I take zazu's and sj's points on board. Yes zazu it was Kerry Hayes. My question regarding Kerry's point if I read it correctly is would say a rehydrated middleweight at 175-180 be stronger than if he had maintained a steady 160 in the build up didn'Sun, 22 Sep 2013 18:59:55 -0500Yeah you are literally full of ****.Colonic irrigation is the waste disposal of faecal matter .....basically you can have upto a stone of this ...........A boxer tho if he loses it will not regain it so what your saying is absolutely bonkers,takes yehttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535591929#535591929Yeah you are literally full of ****.Colonic irrigation is the waste disposal of faecal matter .....basically you can have upto a stone of this ...........A boxer tho if he loses it will not regain it so what your saying is absolutely bonkers,takes yeSun, 22 Sep 2013 18:21:09 -0500Yeah I heard Kayes say in a interview once "I dont know why boxers dont hydrate before the weigh in. The trouble with denying the body fluid to make weight, is that the body then holds every bit of water" So it s a no win situationhttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535584047#535584047Yeah I heard Kayes say in a interview once "I dont know why boxers dont hydrate before the weigh in. The trouble with denying the body fluid to make weight, is that the body then holds every bit of water" So it s a no win situationSun, 22 Sep 2013 11:03:26 -0500Kerry Kayes? He wrote an article about it saying the gains were insignificantAs far as im aware theyre only dehydrated for a day or so and during this period there calories are heavily restricted anyway. With a few days to go the fight they are stillhttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535579813#535579813Kerry Kayes? He wrote an article about it saying the gains were insignificantAs far as im aware theyre only dehydrated for a day or so and during this period there calories are heavily restricted anyway. With a few days to go the fight they are stillSun, 22 Sep 2013 06:25:03 -0500This may seem distasteful to some but this may be of some relevance. I've done many things in my life but first thing I did after my A levels was I trained as a nurse. Obviously anatomy and physiology and nutrition were important components of the johttps://community.betfair.com/boxing/go/thread/view/94022/30091549/question-about-boxers-making-weight?post_id=535579553#535579553This may seem distasteful to some but this may be of some relevance. I've done many things in my life but first thing I did after my A levels was I trained as a nurse. Obviously anatomy and physiology and nutrition were important components of the joSun, 22 Sep 2013 06:05:00 -0500